Edit formatting in word

Add and format text

To add text, place the cursor where you want and start typing.

Format text

Select the text you want to format.

To select a single word, double-click it. To select a line of text, click to the left of it.
Select an option to change the font, font size, font color, or make the text bold, italic, or underline.

Copy formatting

Select the text with the formatting you want to copy.
Click Format Painter , and then select the text you want to copy the formatting to.

Tip: Double-click Format Painter if you want to copy the formatting in more than one place.

2. Changing the font

The font is the name given to the text style — what the text looks like. Many newspapers and magazines use a font like Times New Roman for a formal look but there are other simpler fonts available like Calibri.

To change the font:

1. Select the text you want to apply the font to.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Single-left-click the Font drop-down list then single-left-click the font you want to use.

A sample of some popular fonts are provided below.

3. Changing the font size

To change the size of your selected text:

1. Single-left-click the Home tab

2. Click the Font Size drop-down list on the Font group.

3. Choose a font size.

You can also click one of the two ‘A‘ icons, situated next to the font size drop down list.

The first A increases the text size by one standard size.

The second A decreases the text size by one standard size.

4. Adding bold, italic or underline for emphasis

To apply emphasis to a word or phrase, bold and italic are the quickest techniques to use. Here is a comparison:

Regular text
Bold text
Italic text
Underlined text
Bold italic underlined text

There are 3 standard icons that you will find in every Microsoft Office program.

To bold a selection of text, click the B icon, or press Ctrl B on the keyboard..
To italicise a selection of text, click the I icon, or press Ctrl I on the keyboard..
To underline a selection of text, click the U icon, or press Ctrl U on the keyboard..

To change the underline style:

1. Click the drop-down arrow next to the U icon.

2. Select the underline type that you want – single, double, thick, dotted, dashed etc.

To change the underline colour:

3. Click Underline Color (at the bottom of the menu).

4. Choose a colour from the palette.

5. Changing the font colour

To change the colour of your text

1. First, select the text that you want to change the colour for.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Single-left-click the Font drop-down list in the Font group.

4. Single-left-click a colour from the palette.

Paragraph formatting tools in Microsoft Word

6. Striking through the text

Strikethrough puts a line through your text like this.

~~This is an example of text that has been struck through.~~

You can use this when you need to keep the text for historical reasons but clearly mark it as out of date, obsolete, no longer stocked of one of many other reasons.

To apply strikethrough to your text:

1. Select the text.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Single-left-click the Strikethrough icon in the Font group.

7. Superscripting or subscripting text

Superscripted text is little text that sits above the baseline, e.g. 360^o, 4² or 16^th.

Subscripted text is little text that sits below the baseline, e.g. H₂O, CO₂, H₂SO₄.

To apply superscript:

1. Select the text.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Single-left-click the Superscript icon in the Font group.

4. The keyboard short cut is Ctrl Shift +.

To apply subscript:

1. Select the text.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Single-left-click the Subscript icon in the Font group.

4. The keyboard short cut is Ctrl Shift =.

8. Changing the case

UPPER CASE WORDS stand out on a page. Some people describe it as SHOUTING. To change the case of your text:

1. Single-left-click the Home tab.

2. Click the Aa icon in the Font group.

3. Choose from Sentence case, lower case, UPPER CASE, Capitalise Each Word and tOGGLE cASE

Pressing Shift F3 cycles through the UPPERCASE, lowercase and Capitalise Each Word options. The other two options are not included in the cycle.

Here are what the different case options mean:

Sentence Case

Capitalise the first letter of the first word in the sentence.

lowercase

Make all the selected text lower case (i.e. un-capitalise everything).

UPPERCASE

CAPITALISE all selected text.

Capitalise Each Word

Capitalise the first letter of EVERY word.

tOGGLE cASE

Convert UPPER CASE letters to lower case and convert lower case letters to UPPER CASE.

The Toggle Case feature seems like an odd one and under normal circumstances you would never use it.

However, back in the day (gee, I sound old) guys like me who look at their keyboard as they type and only look up once every 30 minutes used to curse loudly when we found our CAPS LOCK had been on the whole time!

You may still stumble across an old legacy document where the case is all screwed up. If you do, you canquickly fix it with Toggle Case.

Fast forward to today.

Microsoft Word detects when the CAPS LOCK is on. After typing something in reverse case, as soon as you press space or ENTER, Word corrects the incorrect case and turns the CAPS LOCK off. Whatever you type next is in correct case.

10. Highlighting text

Just as you would take a highlighter pen to highlight certain portions of text in a book or report, you can add highlight to any section of text in Microsoft Word. Highlighting attracts attention.

Perhaps you have prepared a document for somebody and need to point out the important sections.

Perhaps you are reviewing somebody else’s work (or even your own) and want to mark sections to revisit later.

There are 2 ways to use the highlighter tool.

Method 1 (for a one-off highlight):

1. Select the text you want to highlight.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Click the ab Highlight icon in the Font group (to use default yellow).

4. If you want to choose your own highlight colour, click the drop-down arrow on the icon, then choose one of the highlight colours in the palette. Stick with the lighter colours.

Method 2 (for multiple highlights)

1. Single-left-click the Home tab.

2. Double-left-click the ab Highlight icon in the Font group.

3. The regular mouse pointer will change to a highlighter icon.

4. Select the first portion of text that you wish to highlight. The highlight is added but the highlighter tool is still active.

5. Select as many other portions of text as you want.

6. When you are done, press Escape or single-left-click the the ab Highlight icon again

Reset highlighted text

1. Select the highlighted text.

2. Single-left-click the Home tab.

3. Click the drop-down arrow on the ab Highlight icon in the Font group and choose No Color.

11. Creating a pretty title or heading

WordArt is a feature that has been around for many years. The conventional way to create WordArt is to choose the tools from the Insert ribbon, choose a style, type some text and then play with the settings.

In Word, there is a second tool that lets you select some existing text and apply WordArt Styling to it.

Here’s the process:

Select your text (normally a title or heading).
Click the blue A icon (called Text Effects and Typography).
Select one of the thumbnail images from the gallery to apply the effect to your text.
You can switch the style at any time.

Using the options underneath, you can also change the outline (colour, thickness and style), shadows, reflection and glow settings. You don’t have to stick with the default settings in the main gallery.

Here are some samples of text effects and typography:

12. Key Takeaways

The most commonly used text formatting tools in Word are found on the Home ribbon in the Font group.
To access even more text formatting tools in Word, click the launcher icon in the bottom-right corner of the Font group (on the Home ribbon). This displays the Font dialog which not only displays the tools found on the ribbon but also additional tools.
Common text formatting includes the font, font size, font colour, empasis tools like bold, italic and underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, WordArt and the highlighter tool.

13. what next?

I hope you found plenty of value in this post. I’d love to hear your biggest takeaway in the comments below together with any questions you may have.

Have a fantastic day.

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Jason Morrell

Jason loves to simplify the hard stuff, cut the fluff and share what actually works. Things that make a difference. Things that slash hours from your daily work tasks. He runs a software training business in Queensland, Australia, lives on the Gold Coast with his wife and 4 kids and often talks about himself in the third person!

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Microsoft Word is the world’s most popular word processing app. Depending on what kind of legal, formal, or personal paper you’re writing, each has its own formatting guidelines. Fortunately, Microsoft Word makes it easy to format the layout, text, and other objects in your document. If you’re new to using Microsoft Word, don’t worry. You can be formatting your document like a pro in no time. This wikiHow guide will teach you simple ways to format a Word document on your PC or Mac computer.

Things You Should Know

You can find most of the formatting tools you’ll need in the Ribbon menu at the top of your document.
If you don’t want to do all the formatting from scratch, try using one of Word’s premade templates.
Save your document in different file formats using the Save a Copy or Save As menu.

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Explore the Word user interface. You can access most of Word’s formatting tools from the Menu Bar or the Ribbon at the top of the window. You can modify which tools are visible using the View menu.
- The Menu Bar is the area at the top of the screen where you will find File, Edit, View, and other important menu commands.
- The Ribbon is at the top of your workspace and contains icons, menus, and shortcuts to common tasks.
2
Align your document. Different types of documents call for different text alignments. You can choose whether to align your entire document to the left, right, or at the center on the Home tab by clicking the Alignment buttons in the «Paragraph» section.
- These are the buttons that look like a small version of a document, with small black lines arranged according to their button’s alignment function.
- You can also adjust alignment by selecting the text and objects you want to align, right-clicking the selection, and choosing Paragraph. Select your preferred alignment from the Alignment menu under the General header.
- You can either set the alignment for the whole document or just a selected piece of text.
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3
Set the line spacing of your document. Need to change your document to single or double-space? You can adjust the spacing of your entire document, or for selected text.
- If you haven’t begun typing or adding content to your Word document, click the Home tab, click the «Line and Paragraph Spacing» icon (a row of lines with vertical arrows to the left of the lines pointing up and down, and select an option.
- If your document already has text or other content, press Ctrl + A (PC) or Cmd + A (Mac) to select everything in the document, right-click the selection, and choose Paragraph. You can then choose your desired spacing from the «Line Spacing» menu.
- For a single-spaced document, choose 1.0. For double-spacing, choose 2.0.
- Many professional documents, like college essays and cover letters, should be double-spaced.
4

Adjust the page orientation. If you need to write the document in a different orientation, click the Layout tab at the top of Word, select Orientation, and choose either Portrait or Landscape.
5
Change the size of the paper. If you need to print the document on a specific paper size, click the Layout tab, click Size, and then select your desired size from the drop-down list.
- This will change the virtual size of the document you’re writing as well as the actual size of the printout.
6
Adjust the headers and footers. A header contains details that will appear on every page of the paper, such as page numbers, your name, or the document title.
- To set the header of your document, double-click on the topmost part of the page, and the header field will appear. You can also click the Insert tab and select Header.
- Footers are just like headers. All text in the footer will appear at the bottom of each page of your document. To set the footer, double-click on the bottommost part of the page, and the footer field will appear. You can also use the Footer button on the Insert tab.
- You can also format your headers and footers by selecting the View tab and clicking Header and Footer on the list. This action will open the headers and footers on your page and allow you to edit them.
7
Insert page or section breaks with the Breaks menu. Go to the Layout tab in the and click Breaks if you want to start a new page or section in your document. You can choose from a variety of types of breaks, including Page, Column, and Section. This is a very useful tool if you need to format different sections of your document in different ways.^[1]
- For example, you can use section or page breaks to help you format your page numbers so that the numbering restarts with each new section.
8
Adjust the margin size with the Margins tool. Click the Margins button in the Layout tab and select a margin from the pre-defined margin settings listed on the drop-down list.
- If you want to use your own margin measurements, click Custom Margins at the very bottom of the drop-down list to set your own.
9
Add columns to split your text vertically on the page. If you need to create a newspaper-like document, you can do so by adjusting the format of the document to columns. Click the Layout tab, select the Columns option, and choose the number and alignment of columns from the drop-down list.
- The Columns button looks like a rectangle with two vertical columns of blue lines on it.
- If you want to create one, two, or three columns, you can do so from the preset options. If you’d like to create more, you’ll need to choose More Columns from the bottom of the dropdown menu.
- Note that this column option is different from the columns you get when you insert items like tables on your document.
10
Add bullets and numbers to make lists. Highlight the text that you would like to be numbered or bulleted and click the Numbering or Bullets button on the Home tab of the Ribbon.
- These buttons can be found side by side on the Ribbon, near the alignment buttons. The Numbering button displays three small lines with numbers to the left of the lines and the Bullets button displays three small lines with bullet points to the left of the lines.
- There’s also a third button that allows you to create more elaborate multi-level list styles, which is useful for formatting outlines.
11
Experiment with document styles. All documents have standard built-in styles (for example, Normal, Title, Heading 1). The default style for text is Normal. The template that a document is based on (for example, Normal.dotx) determines which styles appear on the Ribbon and on the Styles tab. You can see the current style presets for your document in the Home tab of the Ribbon.
- Before you apply a style, you can see all of the available styles and preview how they will appear when applied.
- On the Home tab, click a style to apply it to selected text.
- Click the Styles Pane button (the arrow pointing down and to the right) to view and select from advanced Style options.
- By default, Word applies a paragraph style (for example, Heading 1) to the entire paragraph. To apply a paragraph style to part of a paragraph, select only the specific part that you wish to modify.
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Reveal hidden formatting symbols if you’re having trouble. Word documents often contain hidden code that can cause frustrating problems when you’re trying to modify your formatting. For instance, an invisible extra paragraph mark or section break can create unwanted spaces between paragraphs or lines of text. To see formatting symbols that are normally hidden so you can delete or modify them, you can click the ¶ button in the Home tab, or try one of the following:^[2]
- On Windows, open File, select Options, and click Display. Tick the box next to Show all formatting marks.
- In Word for Mac, open the Word menu, then Preferences, then View. Check the box next to All in the Show Non-Printing Characters section of the View menu.
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Use the View menu to change your view of the document. The View menu can let you change how your document looks in Word without actually making changes to the format. For example, Print Layout will show approximately what your document will look like when it’s printed out, while Web Layout will display the whole document in one long chunk without any page breaks.
- The View menu also lets you zoom in and out on your document.
- You can also change your view with the buttons and zoom slider at the bottom right side of the document pane, or with the View tab in the Ribbon.

1

Change the font face. On the Home tab, you will a drop-down menu containing a list of fonts to choose from. Use your mouse to select the text you want to change, then choose a font from the list.
2
Change font size and color. Also on the Home tab, you can change the size, color, and highlighting for your font. Select the text you want to format, then choose your options.
- By default, they will be set to the size and font associated with your document’s current Style settings. For example, if you’re using Word’s default template, the Normal style will use Calibri as the default font and 12 pt. as the default text size.
- Always consider the formatting guidelines of the document you are writing when choosing the font style and size.
- The standard font for most college and professional papers is Times New Roman font, text size 12.
3
Make text bold, underlined, or italicized. Besides setting the font style and size, you can also adjust the emphasis of words and lines in your document. Near the font and text size menus, you will see the Bold, Italics, and Underline buttons.
- Just click the buttons to make your text bold, underlined, or italicized.
- In this section, you can also find special text formatting options such as Strikethrough, Subscript, and Superscript.
4
Highlight text on the page. If you would like to change the background color behind selected text, similar to using a highlighter on a printed page, click the Text Highlight icon, which is a pen above a colored line.
- You can also add special text effects with the Text Effects button, which looks like a capital A with a glowing blue border.

1
Drag an image into your document. This is a quick way to add a picture to your Word document. Simply select an image on your desktop and drag and drop it into the document window. Make sure your image is placed exactly where you want it before you drop it.
- You can also insert an image by going to the Insert tab, then clicking Pictures. Select one of the options to browse for images on your computer, the web, or Word’s gallery of stock photos.
- You can also insert graphics or other media (such as video or audio clips) using the Shapes, Icons, or 3D Models, and Media buttons.
2
Enable text wrapping. Text wrapping changes the layout of your document, allowing the text to flow around the image no matter where it is placed. To turn on text wrapping:
- Right-click (or ctrl-click, on a Mac) on the image and hover over Wrap Text. Select the alignment that best suits your document. You will see a preview as you hover over each option.
- To change the location of the image in the document, select the image and then hold the Ctrl key. While holding the key, use the arrow keys to move the picture around the document.
- When you right-click or ctrl-click your image, you’ll also see an option in the context menu to add a caption under your image.
3
Edit your image in the Picture Format tab. Once you insert your image, you can select it to open a new Picture Format tab in the ribbon. From there, you can choose from a variety of tools, such as:
- Making corrections or adding artistic filters to the image
- Adding style effects, such as a drop shadow or frame, to the picture
- Entering alt text
- Tweaking the position of your image or changing the text-wrap settings
4
Add a graph or chart in the Insert tab. Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon, and then click the Chart option. Choose your preferred type of graph, such as a pie or bar chart, from the dropdown menu.
- Depending on the type of chart or graph you choose, Word may automatically launch Excel and create a new spreadsheet, where you can enter data for your chart.
5

Modify your graph. When you choose a graph type, a new tab will appear in the Ribbon menu called Chart Design. Navigate to that tab with the chart selected to make changes to the look of your graph or chart, or choose the Edit in Excel button to make changes to the data in your chart.
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Use the Table tool to insert a table. If you want to add a table to your document, head over to the Insert tab and click the Table button. A menu will pop open where you can either scroll over a grid of squares to select your number of rows and columns, or select an option like Insert Table or Draw Table.
- Insert Table opens a pop-up menu where you can specify parameters like the number of rows and columns and whether or not the contents of the table autofit your document window.
- The Draw Table tool allows you to draw the table with your mouse directly in the document.
- Once you start creating a table, you’ll see several new table editing tools in the Layout tab.

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Choose a template from the New Documents pane. Templates are a great way to create a nice-looking document without having to do all the formatting from scratch. To use one, open Word and select New from the side menu to create a new document, or select New from Template from the File menu. Click one of the templates on the screen to select it.^[3]
- If you don’t see a template you like, use the Search bar at the top of the window to find one that fits your needs. For instance, use keywords like “flyer,” “resume,” or “research paper” to find different styles of templates.
2

Click Create to open the template. The template will open as a new document.
3
Select text within the template to modify it. Word templates are simply preformatted documents with text, graphics, and other elements already in place. To add your own text, select text anywhere on the document and type in your own. The new text will have the same format as whatever text you selected and replaced. You can also click on a blank area of the document and start typing to add new text.
- To select a single word, double-click it. You can select longer pieces of text by clicking and dragging your mouse, or positioning your cursor at the start of the selection and holding down Shift while pressing the Right Arrow key.
- You can also select and move, delete, or replace other elements in the template, such as images, graphs, or tables.
4
Modify your template with the Styles pane. Templates use styles to create their distinctive looks. If you want to change the look of the template, click the Styles button in the Home tab of the ribbon toolbar. Click the down arrow next to any of the style elements and select Modify Style… to make changes.
- You can also make any other types of changes you like using the rest of the tools in the ribbon menu or Format menu.
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Save your modified template as a document. When you’ve made the changes you want to the template, save it the same way you would any other Microsoft Word document.

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Click the file menu and select Save a Copy…. If you want to save a document as a file type other than .DOCX, you can do so with the Save a Copy function.
- If it’s a brand-new document that you haven’t already saved, select Save As… instead.
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Open the File Format dropdown menu. You’ll see this menu at the bottom of the Save a Copy or Save As window.
3
Select the format you want from the menu. In addition to common formats like .DOC, .DOCX, .TXT and .RTF, you can also save your document as a PDF, an XML file, or a macro-enabled Word file.
- Check out the list of file formats that are supported in word here.

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Unless free-handedly writing your paper, consult the guidelines of your document first before adjusting its format.
Besides the header, footer, and page layout formats (which affect the entire document), all the other formatting tools can be applied only on specific parts of the document.

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Ввод текста
Вставка текста
Замена существующего текста
Выделение текста
Перемещение по документу с помощью мыши
Перемещение по документу с помощью клавиатуры
Изменение размера или гарнитуры шрифта
Изменение начертания шрифта
Выравнивание абзацев
Использование горизонтальной линейки для изменения отступа абзацев

Ввод текста

Щелкните мышью в той области документа, где вы хотите вставить символ, слово, предложение или абзац (т. е. установите там курсор) и введите информацию.

При наборе текста будем придерживаться следующих правил:

Клавиша Enter нажимается только тогда, когда вы решили начать ввод нового абзаца. Переход на новую строку Word осуществляет автоматически при достижении правого края документа.
Клавиша Space (пробел) не нажимается более одного раза подряд. Ввод нескольких пробелов можно заменить одним из элементов форматирования. Например, использованием левого абзацного отступа, центрированием абзацев, установкой красной строки, использованием табуляций.
Знаки препинания — точка, запятая, двоеточие, точка с запятой и т. д. — пишутся сразу же после текста, без пробела. Пробел ставится после знака препинания.

Вставка текста

Если вы желаете вставить текст в уже набранный документ (при включенном режиме вставки), щелкните мышкой в том месте документа, где вы желаете вставить новый текст и введите его с клавиатуры.

Пример	Пояснение
Дом, который построил Джек.\|	Исходный текст. Курсор находится в конце текста
Дом\|, который построил Джек.	Щелкнув, после слова «Дом», перемещаем курсор в то место, где желаем вставить новый текст
Домик\|, который построил Джек.	Вводим с клавиатуры «ик», получаем — «Домик»

Замена существующего текста

Если вы желаете заменить набранный в документе текст, выделите мышкой этот участок текста и введите новый текст с клавиатуры. Уже первый введенный с клавиатуры символ заменит весь выделенный фрагмент, и, таким образом, вводимый вами текст заменит тот, который вы выделили.

Пример	Пояснение
Дом, который построил Джек.\|	Исходный текст. Курсор находится в конце текста
Дом, который построил Джек.	Делаем двойной щелчок на слове «построил». Это слово выделяется
Домик, который р\| Джек.	Нажимаем на клавиатуре букву «р», она заменяет все слово «построил»
Дом, который разрушил\| Джек.	Вводим остальные буквы слова «разрушил»

Выделение текста

Для применения различных элементов форматирования и редактирования текста необходимо уметь выделять участки текста.

Чтобы выделить	Действие
Любой фрагмент текста	Используйте перетаскивание. Щелкните мышкой в начале фрагмента, нажмите левую кнопку мыши и, удерживая ее нажатой, протяните до конца фрагмента
Слово	Сделайте двойной щелчок левой кнопкой мыши на слове
Строку текста	Щелкните левой кнопкой мыши в полосе выделения, левее строки
Несколько строк текста	Нажмите левую кнопку мыши в полосе выделения и, удерживая ее нажатой, переместите указатель вверх или вниз
Абзац	Сделайте двойной щелчок левой кнопкой мыши в полосе выделения левее абзаца. Другой способ: трижды щелкните левой кнопкой мыши в любом месте абзаца
Весь документ	Сделайте тройной щелчок левой кнопкой мыши в полосе выделения (или в меню Правка выберите команду Выделить все, или нажмите Ctrl+А)

Полоса выделения — это невидимый столбец вдоль левого края окна документа. Указатель мыши, попадая в полосу выделения, меняет свою форму на стрелку, указывающую вправо и вверх.

Перемещение по документу с помощью мыши

Для перемещения по тексту с помощью мыши воспользуйтесь вертикальной полосой прокрутки или расположенными внизу ее кнопками Предыдущая страница, Выбор объекта перехода, Следующая страница. Перейдя к нужному участку документа, щелкните в том месте, где следует начать ввод текста.

Основные возможности полосы прокрутки:

Чтобы выполнить	Действие
Переход на одну строку вверх	Щелкните по верхней стрелке прокрутки
Переход на одну строку вниз	Щелкните по нижней стрелке прокрутки
Переход на одну экранную страницу вверх	Щелкните в полосе прокрутки над бегунком
Переход на одну экранную страницу вниз	Щелкните в полосе прокрутки под бегунком
Переход к определенной странице	Перетащите бегунок мышью
Прокрутку изображения влево	Щелкните по левой стрелке прокрутки
Прокрутку изображения вправо	Щелкните по правой стрелке прокрутки

Перемещение по документу с помощью клавиатуры

Клавиши для перемещения по документу с помощью клавиатуры приведены в нижеследующей таблице.

Переход	Клавиши
На один символ влево	←
На один символ вправо	→
На одну строку вверх	↑
На одну строку вниз	↓
В начало строки	Ноmе
В конец строки	End
На одну экранную страницу вверх	Page Up
На одну экранную страницу вниз	Page Down

Изменение размера или гарнитуры шрифта

Выделите текст, к которому вы хотите применить другое оформление символов (символ, слово, предложение, абзац, блок, весь документ) и воспользуйтесь раскрывающимися списками Размер и Шрифт на панели инструментов Стандартная.

Раскрывающийся список Шрифт изменяет гарнитуру шрифта. Например, этот текст набран в гарнитуре Arial, этот текст — в гарнитуре Courier New, этот текст — в гарнитуре Times New Roman.

Раскрывающийся список Размер изменяет размер шрифта. Например, текст 10 пунктов , текст 14 пунктов , текст 20 пунктов , текст 36 пунктов .

Изменение начертания шрифта

Изменение обычного начертания шрифта применяется для выделения отдельных слов, предложений и абзацев с целью привлечения к ним внимания. Зачастую используется в заголовках.

Выделите текст, который вы желаете отформатировать как полужирный, курсив или подчеркнутый и щелкните мышкой на значке панели инструментов Стандартная.

Для применения к выделенному тексту нескольких элементов оформления вам потребуется последовательно щелкнуть на каждом элементе форматирования. Например, чтобы отформатировать текст полужирным курсивом, вам понадобится щелкнуть последовательно на значках Полужирный и Курсив.

Выравнивание абзацев

Абзацем называется любая часть текста и графики вместе с расположенным за ними маркером конца абзаца, который вставляется при нажатии клавиши Enter.

Для изменения выравнивания абзаца выполните следующие действия.

Выделите абзац и выберите один из значков на панели инструментов Абзац.

Кнопка	Выравнивание	Пример
	По левому краю	Это пример текстовой информации, выровненной по левому краю. Видно, что у всех строк выровнен левый край, а правый остается неровным, своеобразной лесенкой. Используется по умолчанию в редакторе Word
	По ширине	Это пример текстовой информации, выровненной по ширине. Видно, что у всех строк, кроме последней, выровнен как левый, так и правый край, что достигается увеличением расстояний между словами. Последняя строка выровнена по левому краю. Обычно используется для набора основного текста всех документов. Наиболее эффектно смотрится при включенной опции Автоматическая расстановка переносов команды Расстановка переносов в пункте Параметры страницы из меню Разметка страницы
	По центру	Это пример текстовой информации, выровненной по центру. Видно, что у всех строк одинаковый отступ справа и слева. Используется для заголовков
	По правому краю	Это пример текстовой информации, выровненной по правому краю. Видно, что у всех строк выровнен правый край, а левый остается неровным. Обычно используется для выравнивания по правому краю абзацев, состоящих из одной строки

Использование горизонтальной линейки для изменения отступа абзацев

Для форматирования левого и правого абзацного отступов, красной и висячей строки можно использовать горизонтальную линейку. Для этого выделите абзац и переместите на горизонтальной линейке соответствующий маркер.

Основные элементы горизонтальной линейки приведены на рисунке ниже.

Маркер установки отступа первой строки. Используется для установки красной строки (отступа).

Маркер установки начала всех строк, кроме первой. Используется для установки висячей строки (выступа).

Маркер установки левого абзацного отступа.

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